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Tag Archives: Daniel Bard
Of Bard and O’Doul and Ehmke…..
Daniel Bard was atrocious yesterday! He faced a total of 12 batters and gave up exactly one hit. He had two strikeouts and even induced a double play ball right back to him. Hmmmm, not bad you say. I guess not, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Curt Fullerton, Daniel Bard, Fenway Park, Frank Chance, Howard Ehmke, Lefty O'Doul, Red Sox
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Over the Hump!!!!!
They did it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76RrdwElnTU&feature=related Yes they did, for the first time this year the Red Sox are over .500, following a 6-3 win over the Detroit Tigers last night at Fenway Park! It was their seventh attempt to get over the hump … Continue reading →
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Tagged Daniel Bard, Daniel Nava, David Ortiz, Dustin Pedroia, Felix Doubront, Fenway Park, Josh Beckett, Mike Aviles, Red Sox, Scott Podsednik, Will Middlebrooks
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“If evolution really works, how come mothers only have two hands”? ~Milton Berle
Happy Mother’s Day….. Louisville Slugger preparing the special bats used throughout Major League Baseball honoring moms on Mothers Day. Celebrations honoring mothers date back to the times of ancient Greece and the Holy Roman Empire. However the American version of … Continue reading →
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Anna Jarvis, Daniel Bard, Fenway Park, Julia Ward Howe, Mother's Day, Red Sox, Woodrow Wilson
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Teetering……
Since 1967, the year that transformed the Red Sox from perennial door mats into a winning franchise, the habitants of Fenway Park have had only six years in which they were below .500. Dick Williams managed the Red Sox from … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bob Zupcic, Clay Buchholz, Daniel Bard, Dick Williams, Felix Doubront, Fenway Park, Frank Viola, Jon Lester, Josh Beckett, Red Sox, Roger Clemens, Tom Brunansky
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Patriots Day, The Boston Marathon, The Red Sox and Fenway Park…..
What do Johnny Kelley (the Elder), 1935 and 1945. Mike Timlin, 2004. Johnny Kelley (the Younger), 1957 Josh Beckett, 2007 Bill Rogers, 1975, ’78’, ’79’, ’80’. Clay Buchholz, 2008. Timothy Cherigat , 2004. Dice K Matsusaka, 2011, and Wesley Korir, … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1912, Bill Rogers, Boston Marathon, Clay Buchholz, Daniel Bard, Dice K, Fenway Park, Johnny Kelley the Elder, Johnny Kelley the Younger, Josh Beckett, Kenmore Square, Mike Ryan, Mike Timlin, Patriots Day, Red Sox, Timothy Cherigat, Wesley Korir
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Lift the Curtain…..
The Red Sox opened their 1912 season April 11th in New York’s Hilltop Park. They did it with a comeback win against the Highlanders and all the runs in the game came in the first and ninth innings. Harry Wolverton … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1912, Daniel Bard, Fenway Park, Harry Wolverton, Hilltop Park, New York Highlanders, Opening Day, Pinstripes, Red Sox, smokey joe wood
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